Dilapidated Buildings, Innocent Lives: Who Is Responsible? By Amir Muhammad Khan The collapse of school buildings, residential structures, and other unsafe buildings in Pakistan is not merely a series of tragic accidents. It raises serious questions about construction standards, regulatory oversight, safety inspections, corruption, and the accountability of those entrusted with protecting human lives. Are the authorities responsible for inspecting buildings and issuing safety certificates performing their duties? Repeated tragedies suggest serious failures in the system. The recent Peshawar school tragedy, in which 35 children were reportedly killed, has once…
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